K05 assurance architecture
Jurisdiction and Authority Matrices
Direct answer
The matrices make authority boundaries inspectable. They distinguish private internal defense, NRC licensing paths, federal CE-TCO operations, DoD weapon-system scope, UAS restriction, RF interference, and unresolved international or non-U.S. questions.
Decision rule
Authority is actor-, asset-, mission-, place-, time-, effect-, license-, and fact-specific. A control framework, restriction, contract, sensor confidence score, or technical capability does not independently create authority.
Matrices
BOUNDED PRIVATE DEFENSE; NO GENERAL EXTERNAL CYBER OR COUNTER-UAS FORCE AUTHORITY
United States — private critical-infrastructure operator
Not legal advice; sector, state, local, contract and emergency authorities may alter a case.
LICENSE- AND FACILITY-SPECIFIC
United States — NRC Part 50/52 security path
Not legal advice; The current license, orders, exemptions and NRC-approved program control.
OPTIONAL FRAMEWORK; LICENSEE ELECTION AND NRC APPROVAL REQUIRED
United States — NRC Part 53 and Part 73 Subpart J path
Not legal advice; Final-rule status is verified; application to a named reactor requires licensing analysis.
FEDERAL CONTROLLED PROGRAM; NOT GENERAL PRIVATE AUTHORITY
United States — Federal CE-TCO cyber program
Not legal advice; Implementing guidance and actual program activity were not observed.
DODD 3000.09 APPLICABILITY-BOUND
United States DoD — autonomous weapon-system scope
Not legal advice; The directive is not a universal autonomy standard.
FACT- AND STATE-POSITION-DEPENDENT; MULTIPLE DOCTRINES DISPUTED
International law — cyber and autonomous effects
Not legal advice; K05 records disputes and decision factors; it does not issue a dispositive international-law opinion.
UNAVAILABLE FOR CURRENT OPERATIONAL RELIANCE
Non-U.S. national authorities — review-required matrix
Not legal advice; Unavailable is a deliberate evidence state, not permission to infer the law.